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problems with D.U.N.

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Name: percoco2000
Date: June 6, 2003 at 00:35:22 Pacific
Subject: problems with D.U.N.
OS: Beos
CPU/Ram: k6-2/64Mb
Comment:

The DUN connection doesn't work.
The modem is well configured
It dial the number, do the user/password login, get the IP number then disconnect.
Any help?

Tanks


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Name: jefro
Date: June 7, 2003 at 15:28:01 Pacific
Subject: problems with D.U.N.
Reply: (edit)
Try with just "AT" as default string and see what it does? Put some entry in Preferences->Network for DNS and host (any word will do)

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